After Being Reborn, the Big Shot Wants to Spoil Me Every Day

[Reborn + business wars + two powerful leads devoted to each other]

Only when Shen Yanzhi is clutching Huo Linyuan’s gradually cooling hand in the morgue does he realize that the man he always considered an enemy kept a photo of him at eighteen in his shirt’s inner pocket. When Shen returns with his memories to his twenty-fifth birthday party, he refuses to play the arrogant crown prince of Shanghai this time.

“Mr. Huo, that jade cufflink you’re wearing looks a lot like the betrothal token my mother gave your father before her plane crash.”

Shen Yanzhi deliberately knocks over a glass of red wine, then uses his fingertip to write on Huo Linyuan’s suit the acquisition code he never finished in his previous life. He intends to uncover the truth behind his mother’s death, and, more than that, drag the man who took a bullet for him back among the living.

A powerful Beijing business tycoon versus Shanghai’s crown prince. From the financial battlefield to covert cultural warfare, Shen Yanzhi discovers Huo Linyuan’s carved depiction of “The Phoenix Seeks Its Mate” in the Dunhuang murals, then deciphers his hidden love through blockchain code. When the two join forces to expose the previous generation’s business conspiracy, Shen Yanzhi slips his family’s jade ring onto Huo Linyuan’s ring finger. “This is the Shen family’s bride price for its live-in son-in-law.”

√ Mind-bending business wars: The I Ching conceals traps in acquisition deals, while ancient bronze inscriptions expose international money laundering.

√ Sweet redemption: They pledged their lives to each other in their previous life, and find their way to each other again in this one, writing “I love you” with blockchain technology.

√ A cultural feast: Dunhuang murals collide with the financial battlefield, while emotional clues are hidden in the restoration of bronze artifacts.

√ Two powerful leads: A financial genius versus a capital titan, joining forces to build a cultural empire along the Belt and Road.

“Huo Linyuan, do you think the Yangtze River could ever flow backward?”

“When I ring the opening bell for you at the United Nations, I’ll make the global financial indexes all spell out your birthday!”